English Translation

33 - 4 - observes that neither the teacher nor the pupils greet with a high hand. Czechs in 'ichin complain that requests addressed to Czech authorities are always assessed too before by the NG and that this makes consent or rejection dependent. The wish was expressed to ban these assessments by the NG by means of a German order and to celebrate applications and requests submitted solely by the authorities. + The mayor of the municipality of Radin (pol, Bez, Jitschin) tries to persuade small farmers of his Gems in de to sell farmland to him, in which he declares that otherwise the land would be brought to the Germans. However, he does not want the municipality to be damaged by the arrival of German "Versaut". The visit. .a multi-member commission, which on 7.9. In Tabor and Pudweis various financial institutions and banks visited i has caused a stir and unrest among the bank employees there, it is feared that this commission could reduce the number of branches and thereby cause many employees to lose their jobs. + The chief author of the "Český denik" in Pilsen was appointed on 7.9. telephone call from an unknown person and explains that for his last article, in which he called Benesch éinen Papier-Major, a candelabra was already prepared for which he was hanged. +. On 6.9. the telephone line was cut in several places on the route Bakow -Turnau. + On 2.9: several copies of a German-written leaflet were found in the vestibule of the "German House" in Prague, which contained ridicule on the occasion of the 3rd anniversary of the beginning of the war. + Recently in Iglau several Czech anti-German letters of shame with the Czech title "Qu• vadis germanie" were sent. The letters of shame included, among other things, the promotion to slow work, the destruction of Hit-lers-uew.. Ri.